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Match the following: Column I Column II A Mutation breeding 1 Laborious and expensive process to obtain gene variation B Selection 2 Hybrid vigour can be maintained for several generations C Hybridisation 3 Simplest and easiest method of plant improvement D Introduction 4 Oldest breeding method 5 Quick method to obtain gene variation

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To solve the matching question, we will analyze each term in Column I and find the corresponding description in Column II. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Mutation Breeding (A)**: - Mutation breeding is a method that involves inducing mutations in plants to create new varieties. This is typically done using radiation (like X-rays or UV light). - It is known for being a **quick method to obtain gene variation**. - **Match**: A - 5 2. **Selection (B)**: - Selection is the oldest method of plant breeding, where plants with desirable traits are chosen for reproduction. - It serves as the foundation for all crop improvement programs. - **Match**: B - 4 3. **Hybridisation (C)**: - Hybridisation involves the interbreeding of individuals from different species or genetically divergent individuals. - This process can be labor-intensive and expensive, as it may produce offspring that are fertile, partially fertile, or sterile. - **Match**: C - 1 4. **Introduction (D)**: - Introduction refers to the process of importing better varieties of plants from outside sources and integrating them into the local environment. - This method is considered the simplest and easiest way to improve plant varieties. - **Match**: D - 3 ### Final Matches: - A - 5 (Mutation breeding: Quick method to obtain gene variation) - B - 4 (Selection: Oldest breeding method) - C - 1 (Hybridisation: Laborious and expensive process to obtain gene variation) - D - 3 (Introduction: Simplest and easiest method of plant improvement) ### Summary of Matches: - A → 5 - B → 4 - C → 1 - D → 3
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